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Mon, 11 Oct 2010 23:39:32 +0100
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Re: More on iridovirus
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> perhaps a 1 or 2 line syopsis?

There are lots of viruses out there.  Look, this iridovirus turns wax moth 
larvae blue!  We're going to look at this new bee virus, once we manage to 
isolate it.  Posted to YouTube on 8 Oct, two days after Jerry's paper was 
published.  I don't think that you missed much.

Gavin


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